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- Page 2 PARTS LIST SPECIFICATIONS 1 stove assembly TYPE: “Airtight” cast iron legs HEIGHT: 30 inches 2005 baffles (L and R) WIDTH: 18.5 inches- 4 1/4 inch washers LENGTH: 31.5 inches 4 1/4 inch nuts SHIPPING 6005 stove hoe WEIGHT: 300 lbs. 6001 spark guard FINISH: 11000 flat black...
- Page 3 (see diagram on last page). Your stove is now ready for installation. PROPER AND SAFE INSTALLATION OF YOUR UPLAND STOVE THIS STOVE SHOULD BE BURNED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A...
- Page 4 INTERIOR INSTALLATION The UPLAND Model #207 is designed for installation with the crimped end of stovepipe inserted inside of the stove collar. The pipe joints should run towards the stove rather than towards the chimney. This is to keep any residue from running out of the pipe onto the floor.
- Page 7 OPERATION OF YOUR UPLAND STOVE BURN WELL SEASONED HARDWOOD ONLY. This stove is a heating appliance, not a trash burner!! THIS STOVE MUST BE OPERATED IN AN UNSEALED ROOM. It is necessary to have enough air entering the room to supply the draft of the fire.
- Page 8 Below is a diagram of the spark guard and instructions for installation. To attach the spark guard to your Model #207, bend the mounting tabs on the side out and the bottom tab down. Now, hook the bottom tab on the bottom of the door opening and at the same time slide the side tabs behind the lugs on the opened doors.
- Page 9 Model #207. The heat baffle system in the Model #207 causes the gases to flow in an “S” pattern, minimizing heat loss up the flue pipe and causing the wood to burn from front to back. This controlled flow pattern mixes unburned gases with preheated fresh air, aiding in a more complete combustion.
- Page 10 CHANGING MODES WITH A LIGHTED FIRE If the stoves mode of operation is to be changed while there is a fire burning, the following procedure should be followed. AIRTIGHT TO FIREPLACE MODE 1.Open the firedoor on the end of the stove and position the wood and coals in towards the back and middle of the firebox.
- Page 11 MAINTENANCE OF YOUR STOVE Proper maintenance is essential to the long life and efficient burning of your Model #207. After the heating season, the stove should be thoroughly cleaned and the paint should be touched up to prevent rusting while the stove is not in use.